Python 3.12.0 compatibility issue about aiokafka HOT 16 CLOSED

Also waiting on this, is there any ETA? Thanks.

Edit: just realised the issue is with underlying Kafka package: dpkp/kafka-python#2401

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+1

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kafka-python is not actively maintained or getting any of the new features (deprecated) dpkp/kafka-python#2290. We should help the developers of aiokafka towards the standalone package goal as discussed here #915

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@kPsarakis I'm at finish line of merging kafka-python's code into aiokafka. Are you willing to review test it?

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@ods Yes, let me know how I can help.

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@kPsarakis #932

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@ods I saw that your PR #932 was merged. But, I see that I am still getting this error with the latest merge code which is not dependent on the kafka-python project

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But, I see that I am still getting this error with the latest merge code which is not dependent on the kafka-python project

Do you have kafka-python installed and import it from your code directly? Please show traceback with the latest code from master.

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Looks like this is good to go - any chance of a release?

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Looks like this is good to go - any chance of a release?

There are more issues to fix before release. One is the problem with python-snappy (replacing it with cramjam is in process), and another is moving away from setup.py (not so simple due to Cython).

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One more step towards new release with Python 3.12 support: #940. It would be very helpful if those using aiokafka with Snappy and/or ZStandard compression check it with their applications.

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Speaking for us @ods it's much easier for us to test a new version if you release to pypi as a beta.

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Yep, and the quicker this gets out, the higher the likelihood kafka-python won't get a 3.12 release, and we can let it die the death it deserves!

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Ok, here is pre-release

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And one more, 0.9.0rc1.

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Let's move this discussion to the topic for the prerelease: #948

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